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Firefighters to the rescue

by Wendy Clemson, David Clemson · 2007

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Discover how firefighters use math every day; use real life data used by firefighters to fight fires; practice your math skills doing fun activities; learn facts about firefighters. With more than 50 math questions and activities, this entertaining series reinforces the math studied in school plus literary skills and science.—

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short · 32 pages

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